February 13, 2014

You can just run the .BAT file created by Chkunin, or you can use the
vbscript program I created called "Clean_disk.vbs" to delete files and folders.


This script is used to delete files and folders using data found in the .BAT file
created by my Program Installation Monitor system. If you run this script as
an administrator, it may delete files and folders better than running the .BAT
file. If not, it's another vbscript to play with...

NOTE... files in "C:\Users\<userid>\AppData\LocalLow\Microsoft\
        CryptnetUrlCache\Content\" say not found in this script AND if you 
        run the .BAT file.
        They must be deleted using Windows Explorer.

You can use it 2 ways..

1 - Double-left-click on it to start it, and then enter the name of
    the .BAT file you want to process. If you start it with CSCRIPT rather
    than with WSCRIPT, you can see the output.

2 - Create an entry in the SENDTO right-click menu for "Clean_disk.vbs".
    The default location is in "C:\Program Installation Monitor".
    To do this, create a shortcut to wherever you put it in the SENDTO
    right-click folder. For Windows 8, and probably Windows 7, this is in
    "C:\Users\<userid>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\SendTo".
    Right-click on "Clean_disk.vbs", then left-click on "Copy". 
    Go to your SENDTO folder and right-click on it.
    In the drop down menu, left-click on "Paste shortcut".
    If you want to rename it, right-click on it, then select "Rename".

To run as an administrator, the "Target" in Properties/Shortcut must be 
something like...C:\WINDOWS\system32\cscript.exe 
 "C:\Program Installation Monitor\Clean_disk.vbs" all on one line.
Then you can left-click on "Advanced" near the bottom, and then 
click on "Run as Administrator" to set it.

You can now right-click on a .BAT file, then left-click on "Clean disk"
to use "Clean_disk.vbs" to run it.


